Sentence examples for deal realignment from inspiring English sources

The essential feature of the New Deal realignment was that it produced not only Democratic victories but also Democratic partisans.

This demographic tide is so strong that some Democrats came away from their 2008 victory feeling that a political reordering was in the works that could be as important as the New Deal realignment that ushered in a generation of Democratic strength after the Great Depression.

This is why President Eisenhower, the first Republican since the New Deal Realignment, expanded welfare, and President Clinton, the first Democrat since the Reagan Realignment, signed Gramm-Leach-Bliley, deregulating the banks.

Each one required small muscle movements, but a great deal of realignment.

Lucrative TV deals, conference realignment, the athletic facility arms race and flashy uniform deals all mean one thing for athletic departments: more money to trickle down to the coaches.

They're actually now dealing with realignment issues".

Supervisors Zev Yaroslavsky and Mark Ridley-Thomabstainedned from the vote after voicing concerns that using state funds intended to help counties deal with prison realignment for the Taft contract will divert resources from other programs.

Indeed, at a time when the conversation at the highest levels of college football is dominated by academic dishonor and money-fueled, conference realignment deals, at tiny Heidelberg 150 players fill the roster without a single athletic scholarship.

Let others worry about TV deals and conference realignment.

Climate change was indicated to be a concern "now or in the next few years" at 24 sites (69%% of the total), and at one other site an urgent problem related to coastal erosion had already been dealt with through coastal realignment before our survey took place.

Most important, Pilson said, if the Big East members are satisfied with their next TV deal, the carousel of conference realignment could stop.